We order stock by gut feeling: either shortages or full warehouses
We build a demand forecast per product and per week, accounting for seasonality, promotions and holidays. You see the forecast next to actuals and know where the model is wrong.
We build machine learning models (programs that find patterns in your sales and customer history). They tell you how much stock to buy, which customers you are about to lose and what to offer each one.
Quote and schedule after your brief

We build a demand forecast per product and per week, accounting for seasonality, promotions and holidays. You see the forecast next to actuals and know where the model is wrong.
A churn model scores each customer on how likely they are to leave. The at-risk list goes into your CRM, and a manager or an AI agent reaches out first.
We add 'bought together' and 'you may like' recommendations to product pages, emails and messengers. We test the effect on part of your traffic against your normal storefront.
We start with a short data audit. If the history is too short or too messy, we tell you before development starts, not after.
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
You want to test the idea on one problem before a larger investment
The pilot proved useful and forecasts now need to flow into daily tools
A large catalogue or several problems at once: demand, churn, personalised picks
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
We review your sales, customer or event history and fix the KPI. We tell you plainly whether there is enough data.
We build the first model and test it on data it has not seen. We compare it with how you plan today.
We connect the forecast to your CRM, ERP or site. The output has to land where your people already work.
We watch quality, because data and customer behaviour drift. Code, models and access belong to you under the agreed terms.
We prepare a quote after reviewing your brief and requirements. A first stage can cover: data audit and KPI definition; One model: demand or churn. Scope, payment and schedule are agreed before work starts.
No. Large language models work with text. Forecasting numbers and behaviour is usually better handled by classical models on tabular data. We add a language model where it helps, for example to explain a forecast in plain words.
We agree on a KPI with you before starting. For example, how much more accurate the forecast is than your current plan, or how many at-risk customers you win back. Without a baseline, results cannot be judged.
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
In your own storage or cloud account. We work with the access you grant and, where needed, remove personal data before training the model.
In stages: audit and pilot, then integration, then launch. If the pilot does not show value, you do not pay for the later stages.
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.